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Architectural considerations in restoration of heritage buildings damaged by earthquake
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“...structural and non-structural) is crucial for deciding upon the most appropriate technique for structural strengthening in a particular element. Necessity of proper supervision and inspection: It is a well-established fact that even the most perfect of structural designs can be flawed if it is not executed properly. Therefore, meticulous supervision of construction works must be done by professional architects and engineers on regular basis along with frequent inspections to ensure that all relevant
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are followed and to ensure materials and workmanship for ensuring its strength and stability. Ensuring revenue generation for self-sustenance: Restoration costs are usually much higher than fresh construction since restoration requires materials, craftsmanship and labour, particularly those that were prevalent in a bygone era. High cost is generally a deterrent in restoration and becomes particularly prohibitive in developing countries such as India. Hence, proposal for restoration must provide...”